New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
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Mr. Denman Thompson Will give his fftieth consecu-
tive performance at the Fourteenth street Theatre OF
Joshua WhitcOmb In "The Old Homestead,
this evening This interesting occasion will be
suitably COMMUNICATED. Mr. Thompson is drawing
crowds of spectators and his earnest natural siinPe
Niblo's Garden will be occupied this week with the
play of Alone In London" in which Miss Cora Tanner
plays the chief part This piece provides for the setting
OF several pictorial scenes Illustrative OF wokHo~h
places I'm London II is announced that Mr. ioyts farce
of The kag Baby " will GONE TO Nibo's on March a.
Professor De Morgan delivered lecture at Poole's
Theatre night upon the scenery. notable buildings
and legends and supersttons OF Scotland Tonight aud
throughout the week Mr.. Poole will present copious
variety entertainment concluding with local piece
called City Life new drama Is announced IOf pro
duction here on March T.
Mr. c. H. Hoyts farce entitled Tin Soldier may De
found this week a; the Grand Opera House
Mr. Sidney woollett has made known the programme
for the frs Of his of recitas at the Madison
SQUARE Theatre 1t comprises selections from iIia-
watna." THE Haunch Of yenisoD," The Northern
Farmer" and tine Life Boat The recital viii be gwen
on Thursday March 10. and will begin = o'clock p. IN.
Professor Cromwell ectured last night al the Grand
Opera House ana sh wed many views OF beautiful siau
airy. Illustrative Of the life OF Christ
The last nights OF Masks and Faces announced
at the Lyoeum Theatre This fine comedy will be laid
aside the end OF tina present week On March Miss
Druvray will produce a new piece, entitled = "alda
Lamar" The scene and character in this are French.
Mr. Alexander savini has been engaged 10 participate
with Miss DauyraYs company IN the representation OF
The demand places at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
10 see Mr. Denman Thompson Joshua Whffoomb is so
active tho has determined to give after
noon performance every Wednesday well as every
Saturday.
The public attention is directed to dramatic perform
ance which will Tuesday evening March J. at
the Academy OF Music for the benefit OF the German
Pokllnk" 1.-The Vagabond" will be acted By com
pany from the Thalia Theatre.
At the Star Theatre tonight Mr. HcCaull VIII produce
the new comic opera OF Lorraine" The composer OF
this piece is Herr Rudolph Deinger. OF Hamburg whose
earlier work. Don Cesar presented last spring at
WalIacks Theatre. The words of the original were
written by Herr Oscar Walther. The piece has been
adapted for our stage by Mr. W. J. Henderson. Lor-
rane" offered to the public last October across
the sea- Mr. McCaull has presented II In Chicago Phia
delphia and Boston, and In each case IL mas
been well received. Tho music Is said TO be
especially melodiouA The story relates to
fancfu romantic episode at the Court OF Louis XIV The
hero, Lorraine "a youth who has sought the Court OF
King Louis in quest OF ms father whom is promised e
has never The king promises 90 help hun III Tue
search for this parent, and eventually IL Is discovered
that king and the adyenturcr are sOEs OF the same
father. An ancient nobeman, named GdspdId ne tha-
teduoeT in the piece, and gets himself involved
I'm many comical difficulties by promising marriage 70
every girl whom he meets The cast OF characters III
cuies the following: